It's easy to say, "I am a Christian." But what does it actually mean to live like one? Many of us have felt the gap between the faith we profess with our words and the life we live with our actions. This space between believing and doing can often lead to uncertainty and doubt.

Do you truly love the brethren? If a church were a candy bar, what kind would it be? Some are like Kit Kats, easily breakable. Others are like Nerds—intellectual with no heart. Some are Pay Days, full of nuts, while others are more like Snickers—a sweet center with just a few nuts. The reality is that every community, especially a church family, is filled with a variety of personalities. Loving everyone, especially the people who are nothing like us, can be one of the most si

The Holy Spirit is the Inward Witness. In an age where you can identify as almost anything you want, the label "Christian" is often claimed without a second thought. But what does it truly mean? How many people simply identify as Christian without it reflecting a deep, internal reality? Has salvation—what the Apostle Paul called an "unspeakable gift"—lost its precious significance and become just another box to check? Romans 8:12-16 demonstrates that genuine, biblical faith i